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Facility Management: Down to the Nuts and Bolts. Jon Luby Raptor Software, Inc. Jon Luby Raptor Software, Inc jluby@raptsoft.com 603.488.1628 (direct) 603.731.7815 (cell). Course Timeline. Facility Manager Overview. Front-End Database. Front End Database Microsoft Access (.mdb)
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Facility Management: Down to the Nuts and Bolts Jon Luby Raptor Software, Inc
Jon LubyRaptor Software, Incjluby@raptsoft.com603.488.1628 (direct)603.731.7815 (cell)
Front-End Database • Front End Database Microsoft Access (.mdb) Default Location on EACH PC is: C:\Program Files\FMDesktop\Facility Manager 2009\ Facility Manager 2009.mdb Reports Forms Application Code Distribute customization by replacing the .mdb file (Back Up First)
Back-End (Access) / Middleware (SQL & Oracle) • Back-End (Access) / Middleware (SQL & Oracle) Microsoft Access (.mdb) Usually located on a shared network drive (same drive mapping) SQL / Oracle use a Middleware file FMDesktopMiddleware.mdb Access File can have any name (.mdb) Data (or links to data) No Forms or Reports Data Loading should occur here if importing
Back-End Tables (Structural Data) • tblProperty Properties / Campuses • tbl_Building Buildings – Reside on a Property • tbl_Floor Floors – Reside in a Building • tblAsset Space and Equipment Data – Reside in a Floor • tbl_SpaceAllocation Which Cost Centers are w/ each Space
Back-End Tables (Drawing Data) • tblDrawingInventory Location of DWG files • tblDWFInventory Location Information for DWF (lightweight drawings) files
Back-End Tables (Administrative Data) • tblDivision Highest Level of Administration (is not required) • tblSubDivision Middle Level of Administration (is not required) • tblAccount Lowest Level of Administration (Cost Centers)
Back-End Tables (Additional Data) • tblLabor Employee Data (is not required) • tblOccupant Occupant Data (people who actually can have a seat in a space) • tblOccupantArea Spaces in which people actually sit • tblAlias Full aliasing (display Cost Center as Department for example)
How to Search for Question Mark (?), Asterisk (*), Single Quote (‘), Double Quote (“) and Tilde (~) in Excel Use a tilde (~) in front of the item that you want to find A tilde tells Excel that the next character should be a literal string Example: Edit & Replace of ? entries Select Edit Replace Enter ~? in the Find What field
FMDesktop Order of Data Import • Site / Organization Name (through Facility Manager) • Properties (through Facility Manager) • Buildings (through Facility Manager) • Floors (via DWF Import or Facility Link Publish) • Spaces (via DWF Import or Facility Link Publish + Data Import) • Divisions (if used ... generally via Facility Manager) • Subdivisions (if used ... generally via Facility Manager) • Cost Centers (via Data Import) • Occupants (via Data Import) • Occupant Areas (via Data Import) • Space Allocation (via Data Import)
Jon LubyRaptor Software, Incjluby@raptsoft.com603.488.1628 (direct)603.731.7815 (cell)